Here Is The Atlanta Falcons’ New Uniform Design

The Atlanta Falcons debuted new team uniforms on Wednesday with updated designs that build on the team’s main red and black colors.

One departure from past jerseys is that the uniforms have the word “ATL” printed on the front. Typically that’s where the actual name of the team would go, but this is groundbreaking.

Atlanta Falcons Debut New Uniforms

The Atlanta Falcons Twitter account shared the new fits with the caption: “New day, new drip.”

The jerseys add some spice to the squad’s 2020 season, which will be like no other, given the global health crisis going on. 

The Falcons likely aren’t the only team with new outfits this year. It remains to be seen if any other franchises will follow suit.

Falcons Coach Dan Quinn says the team has had to adjust to the new normal by learning how to teach online. He says with the technology they have and the planning they’re putting into place, they’re learning “how to throw a hell of a virtual offseason.”


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